/XMR/ Monero General

[Anonymous No.49252335]

Welcome to the Monero General, dedicated to the discussion of the world's leading decentralized P2P privacy cryptocurrency!

Monero is secure, low-fee, and fungible, meaning users can send XMR around the globe despite corrupt governments or broken financial systems. Innovative privacy features such as Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, and Ring CT ensure that Monero's blockchain is obfuscated -- In other words, the financial history of all Monero users is encrypted from the prying eyes of adversaries on a public blockchain, with transactions being visible only by a user willingly providing a view key.

Monero has also improved upon the scaling downsides of current popular cryptos. To avoid high fees, dynamic block size ensures that the size of the blocks will increase as the amount of transactions increases. Further, the mining network algorithm RandomX establishes that anybody with a CPU can participate in mining, preventing the ASIC miner domination that creates a high barrier of entry. Lastly, the mining network will be preserved by Tail Emission -- instead of the block reward falling to zero like with Bitcoin, the block reward will gradually approach 0.6 XMR in June 2022, where it will forever stay. This constant linear inflation means the inflation rate will asymptotically go to zero while continuing to provide an incentive to miners to maintain the network.

If you still have questions, feel free to ask and a MoneroChad will be with you shortly.

XMR Redpill: https://youtu.be/wq6w03E2DS4

XMR Stats: moneroj.net

USE Monero: https://cryptwerk.com/pay-with/xmr/

OFFICIAL WEBSITE - getmonero.org

WHERE TO GET MONERO?

>KYC:
Kraken
Binance
Bitfinex

>Non KYC:
LocalMonero
Morphtoken
Bisq
Kucoin
Tradeogre
Crypto ATMs
see: kycnot.me

>Mining
archive.is/TWOah

HOW TO STORE MONERO?

>Desktop
Official Gui/Cli
My Monero
Exodus
Feather

>Mobile
IOS: Cakewallet
Android: Monerujo

[Anonymous No.49252384]

PREVIOUS THREAD: >>49211258

[Anonymous No.49252393]

>>49252335
Holy shit this shit is hot as fuck, please tell me there's more

[Anonymous No.49252404]

STOP MINING IN MINEXMR
>START MINING IN P2POOL
STOP MINING IN MINEXMR
>START MINING IN P2POOL

P2Pool combines the advantages of pool and solo mining; you still fully control your Monero node and what it mines, but you get frequent payouts like on a regular pool.

P2Pool has no central server that can be shutdown/blocked because it uses a separate blockchain to merge mine with Monero. There's no pool admin that can control what your hashrate is used for or decide who can mine on the pool and who can't; It's permissionless!

Decentralized pool mining (P2Pool) is pretty much the ultimate way to secure a PoW coin against 51% attacks. When P2Pool reaches 51% of the total network hashrate, Monero will be essentially invulnerable to such attacks.


YOU CAN NOW MINE IN P2POOL DIRECTLY FROM THE MONERO GUI WALLET!

If you have a PC or laptop:

1. Download Monero GUI
https://i.imgur.com/ZGefPef.png

2. Pick 'Advanced' mode
https://i.imgur.com/4c0uSE4.png

3. Set up your wallet
https://i.imgur.com/4lMKh00.png

4. Keep the default Daemon settings "Start a node automatically in the background"
https://i.imgur.com/maACmmT.png

5. Once sync'd, go to Advanced->Mining and pick 'P2Pool'. If you have a laptop or low-end PC (~50 kH/s) pick "Mini" pool, else pick "Main"
https://i.imgur.com/E60JeMG.png

P2Pool-compatible remote nodes if you do not have your own local copy of the blockchain:

>p2pmd.xmrvsbeast.com - (Western Europe) (rpc-port 18081, zmq-port 18083)
>myxmr.net - (Northern Europe) (rpc-port 18081, zmq-port 18083)

OTHERWISE SWITCH TO A SMALLER POOL, IT TAKES YOU 30 SECONDS AND YOU CAN JUST SOURCE A DIFFERENT CONFIG FILE IF YOU DON'T WANT TO FUCK UP YOUR EXISTING ONE.

Many inexperienced miners think that big pools give better profits which is not the case. Your profits in the long run depend only on your hashrate, not on the pool's hashrate.

https://web.xmrpool.eu/xmr-monero-easy-mining-guide.html
https://monero.hashvault.pro/en/getting-started
https://www.supportxmr.com

[Anonymous No.49252422]

*****/XMR/ Monero General Info-Dump*****
>*****/XMR/ Monero General Info-Dump*****
*****/XMR/ Monero General Info-Dump*****
>*****/XMR/ Monero General Info-Dump*****


Learn more about Monero's key features and excellent future prospects, have some common misconceptions dispelled and discover the cold hard facts about Bitcoin, Zcash and PirateChain. Also featured is a noob-friendly buying, storage and wallet guide.


>Monero: it's what new Bitcoin users think they bought. Every feature, explained
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org


>Why Monero is so untraceable: a rundown of the powerful stealth tech Monero utilizes
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#MoneroIsUntraceable


>The Writing on the Wall: Monero replacing Bitcoin as the new standard
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#MoneroReplacingBitcoin


>Breaking News: no, Monero still isn't traceable
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org/#RecognizingTraceabilityFUD


>Vaporware: why nobody is worried about CipherTrace's magic crystal ball
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#CipherTraceFail


>Very Clever Math: how we can verify that the XMR supply isn't being inflated
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org/#MuhInflationBug


>Pssst, wanna buy some Monero? Follow these simple how-to guides
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#BuyAndStoreMonero


>Bitcoin: The Original Non-Fungible Token
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#BitcoinBlackpill


>Why Monero is Better than Zcash: the "privacy coin" criminals won't touch
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#ZcashBlackpill


>The Lowdown on PirateChain: why this Zcash clone is considered a scam
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#PirateChainBlackpill


>LATEST UPDATES

- added Proof-of-Stake update to Zcash Blackpill
- added list of available desktop/mobile wallets
- expanded all sections with more relevant info, graphics & videos
- added easily linkable headers and sub-headers (link icon to the far right)
- added a new section about traceability FUD

[Anonymous No.49252432]

>>49252335
>Sex with monero-chan

[Anonymous No.49252445]

>The irrational exuberance of cryptocurrency investors

Irrational exuberance is characterized as a hype-fueled mania that causes investors to massively overestimate an asset's real-world value. In this delusional state, investors tend to become so smitten with expectations of greater profits that they disregard the assets’ potentially weak fundamentals and drink the proverbial Kool-Aid.

This then leads to them recklessly and repeatedly buying into whatever asset is currently rising in the charts, thereby triggering and/or sustaining an asset bubble. This bubble is kept inflated solely by the mass delusion that the market price is justified and will only keep going up in future, effectively becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy. Note that bubbles can last for years, especially in an age of easy investor on-boarding. However, when history inevitably repeats and the bubble bursts that optimism invariably turns into panic as the asset crashes back down to its real-world value.

In finance, the "greater fool theory" suggests that one can sometimes make money through the purchase of overvalued assets—items with a purchase price drastically exceeding the intrinsic value—if those assets can later be resold at an even higher price.

In this context, one "fool" might pay for an overpriced asset, hoping that he can sell it to an even "greater fool" and make a profit. This only works as long as there are enough new "greater fools" willing to pay higher and higher prices for the asset. Eventually, investors can no longer deny that the price is out of touch with reality, at which point a sell-off can cause the price to drop significantly until it is closer to its fair value, which in some cases could be zero.

This effect is often further exacerbated by herd mentality, whereby people hear stories of others who bought in early and made big profits, causing those who did not buy to feel a fear of missing out.

[Anonymous No.49252460]

Never forget what this is ultimately all about.

[Anonymous No.49252473]

>>49252393
artist is bzurrrf, i commissioned this
very easy guy to work with

[Anonymous No.49252499]

>>49252473
>i commissioned this
Based

[Anonymous No.49252505]

>>49252473
also glad to see it used here
i felt pretty autistic paying $125 for it but it was fun

[Anonymous No.49252506]

>>49252473
Based, many thanks fren.

[None !!ZrnK6IK8Nit No.49252589]

Reporting in

tor irc- https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/tzm4s
Aliases- https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/bjbx3
Extras- https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/daxte
Nodes- https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/ke2k8
Mining- https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/c7na4

[Anonymous No.49252611]

Anons, I need to tell you guys a story about my tryst with XMR.

Long read, so grab a drink and read through.

It was the year of our lord 2020, early spring...

Me was a 9gag fag for nearly 8 years. Was indeed aware of this dark and forbidden place called FoChang.. but had not dared to lurk close to it.

Around 2016 I had once encountered /lit/ board thanks to some plebbit comments. That was all the interactions I had with this god forsaken place.

WFH started and I stopped working and instead browsed random sites mindlessly throughout the day. Opened a dozen of trading accounts after I heard about the scheduled BRRRR. I always thought cryptographic coins are a scam, USD and God are eternal and Stock Market is how you beat financial hurricanes. /pol/ and /biz/ were fr MVPs those few months.

An acquintance visited me over a weekend, I was bragging about muh day trading shenanigans and he said "bruh, you heard of them cryptos?"

Uh yea, I had heard of them indeed. My cousin has been mining it for north of 4 years.. whatevs! they be useless said I. Importantly, I had heard of them on /biz/ - my new sweetheart.

Okay, I said, I need to buy me some cryptos.

I KYCd myself and created an account on a digital asset company with VISA debit card (Free ya'al) and I even bought bitcorns there. Only and only then I looked at its price evolution and boy did I curse myself!

I lurked more on /biz/ and fags used to yell "Not your keys, Not your crypto" in every bitcoin thread. Tha phuck is a key? I thought to myself. I looked up the DA company's subredit - boy was I in for a revealation. I lost just a couple of hundred bux, cuz the company went MIA.

Anons told me to create a paper wallet, buy bitcoins on Binance and send it to my paper wallet. The fuck is a private wallet?

Nyways, I discovered that there are like a billion coins on binance, which should I buy?

1/3

[Anonymous No.49252632]

contd.

I lurked more and more on /biz/ and thought "my cousin MINES them, how bout I mine it as well?".

Mmediately, rented a VPS and decided to mine.

There are N-versions of the same coin.. The Fuck? I read more about BTC history, BCH fork and all the shit. I was convinced BSV is the real bitcoin and sucked Craig's cock for two long days. I decided to mine BSV through a mining pool.

I discovered there is something called 'Hash Rate' that decides how much coins you get. Mine was in KHs and the pool was in EHs.. that cannot be right. The software should have a typo in there, somewhere.

I then discovered something called ASIC which is like the ebil thing that centralizes mining. All bought and paid by the Cinese Communist Party.

That made me say, fuck it, I will just buy coins on binance. Again, I remembered that there are like a billion coins on binance, which should I buy?

I was sold on LINK, XRP, POLKA, ALGO, DOGE, ETH.. all those were capped in supply.
I did remember a frog wearing orange t-shirt that says 'XMR, didnt read, never selling'. I looked XMR up and it appeared to have an unlimited supply. No thanks I said.

This continued for about half an year.. I lurked more on /pol/ and learnt that, in future, cash would be digital and every transaction would be behaviourally analysed.

Hmmmm. I thought.. That looks bad.

So i went on /lit/ and asked "Do you have any books on how to live in a society where all financial transactions are known to the government."
The thread got 1 reply "Ask /biz/, but you probably have already asked there" and got banned for offtopic posting.

I continued buying more and more LINK, as I was sold on the esoteric aspects (I also discovered /x/ ya'al). And DOGE because Musk, and CARDANO because it is future (or something).

2/3

[Anonymous No.49252648]

>>49252335
Do any sites accept xmr for precious metals yet?

[Anonymous No.49252649]

>>49252611
This better be good, newfag.

[Anonymous No.49252661]

contd.

One fine evening I came across picrel.

Da fuck is a monero? and what is atomic swap? , I only know cum swap.

For some reason "2011 Whale wallets moving" resonated with me.

I bought 100 euros worth of monero.

Learnt more about privacy.. HOLY FUCK! THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!

I studied more, bought 500 euros worth of monero.

I studied more, started buying 500 euros of monero every month (along with other cryptos).

I studied more, started buying 500 bux monero every month.

I studied more, sold every other crypto and bought monero, this time on localmonero.

Decided to mine monero as well! the fuck when the total has rate is so low! IMGMI!

I studied more about ASIC resistance, stopped ETF buying and instead bought monero.

Started mining XMR on my VPS using minexmr (obviously).

I studied more, diverted my weekly swiss hooker procurement funds to buying XMR.

Studied more and more and more thanks to /biz/... about finance, kikery, history, macro, micro, inflation... you name it.

More than half my NW is in Monero lads.

I do not care to be rich. I just want to buy organic butter, fresh veggies, small parcel of land in rural area, flourideless water, grass fed meat, organic eggs and 20 year old bony tall girls without the government-kike poking it's long nose into my business.

I do not care to be rich, I just want to be left to my own, I have never harmed anyone, I will not harm anyone.. I just want to persue my interests without someone stealing my labor or cheating me of my fruits.

I cancelled my VPS subscription today. From today, I will neither be mining nor be buying monero.
I have bought and mined enough for my heart and gut's content.

For all it is worth, I will lurk this general once in a while...

And all my moneros, for the record, were lost in a boating accident, it was more painful than holocaust.

3/3

[Anonymous No.49252764]

>>49252414
Monero – the freedom of the next generation depends on sound money

[Anonymous No.49252795]

>>49252661
>more painful than the holocaust.
nagmi

[Anonymous No.49252801]

>>49252648
Check monerica my dude

[Anonymous No.49252812]

>>49252764
Well played

[Anonymous No.49252846]

Monerobros..

Thingken of trading all my cryptos for Monero

[Anonymous No.49252851]

I have one XMR. Am I gonna make it?

[Anonymous No.49252908]

>>49252860
Got it for $149

[Anonymous No.49252963]

>>49252801
Much obliged

[Anonymous No.49252970]

>>49252661
>I do not care to be rich. I just want to buy organic butter, fresh veggies, small parcel of land in rural area,
That's the dream.
Sadly only a dream with the current housing prices and salaries

[Anonymous No.49253043]

>>49252499
>>49252506
if you guys like it this much ill ask about getting this original alt version colored, and maybe a followup where monerochan converts a BCH and LINK mascots
are there BCH and LINK mascots?

[Anonymous No.49253078]

>>49253043
That sounds based, they only other mascots I really know are wownero and brave. Link had some mascot anime girl but she never really caught on.

[Anonymous No.49253346]

>>49253078
alright ive got the full story idea
monerochan gets promoted after a time, she gets a new sleeker uniform
the botnet mining initiative boils down to many other girls being converted to look like monerochan, retaining just a few unique features like hair length and body proportions
a bunch of these clones capture LINK and BCH and bring them to queen monerochan, and they get converted as well
picrel would be her queen uniform

[Anonymous No.49253371]

>>49253346
>hair length and body proportions
Linkchan has to be obese

[Anonymous No.49253467]

>>49253346

Nigga, this ain't the Jetsons.

[Anonymous No.49254063]

im a 20yo zoomie and need the price to dump this summer so i can buy, since i only work during summer breaks...
am i fucked, or will the bear market perform

[Anonymous No.49254277]

>>49252661
>stopped ETF buying and instead bought monero
regular orders on kraken or kucoin aren't ETF purchases... right?

[Anonymous No.49254294]

>>49254063
2 more week
no, srsly
rate hikes are in 2 weeks

[Anonymous No.49254324]

Why don't the feds just say that they've cracked monero to increase the FUD? Or whenever a DNM vendor/operator gets arrested, put it in the report that they used their secret monero tracking technique to nail them? I'd imagine that if people googled "monero" and got nothing but news results that FUDs the coin then people would be less interested in buying, no?

At this point they're either massively underestimating monero's potential, or they must have something else cooking.

[Anonymous No.49254387]

>>49254294
>rate hikes are in 2 weeks
source

[Anonymous No.49254847]

>>49254324
>Why don't the feds just say that they've cracked monero to increase the FUD?

Because they can't claim they've cracked Monero without being laughed at like CipherTrace.

Once you actually understand how Monero works and why it's proven so untraceable in 6+ years of darknet adoption, you'll smell such bullshit a mile away.

[Anonymous No.49254948]

If you like xmr, you really should quit shilling it on public forums.
The more you do it, the shorter its lifespan will be.
If you're in for the moon missions or whatever kind of short term strategy, fuck you.

[Anonymous No.49255024]

>>49254948
i still can't figure out whether publicity is a good or bad thing for Monero

[Anonymous No.49255140]

>>49254948

[Anonymous No.49255980]

>>49254324
That's called fraud and would be MASSIVE news were the FBI ever admit to commit a crime (publicly) like that. It would increase trust in Monero even more lol

[Anonymous No.49255985]

>>49255024
>i still can't figure out whether publicity is a good or bad thing for Monero
Like any other tool whose aim is to give more freedom and independence to the average citizen, and to remove power from those in control and at the top of society, publicity is a double-edged sword.
At the same time that publicity will make more people find this tool and take advantage of the financial freedom it offers... it will cause governments to try to limit its proliferation and use by whatever method they deem necessary.
Governments already know that Monero exists. And they certainly know that countries like North Korea mine and use Monero. It is already on their radar. They don't talk about it or announce a ban because that would be massive publicity for Monero, and with the current amount of people who hate their governments, such announce would be enough to make thousands of people install and use Monero overnight.
Pic related: if you dislike your government you are the bad actor.

[Anonymous No.49257286]

[Anonymous No.49257810]

>>49254277
bump

[Hodlin Caulfield No.49258021]

bump

[Anonymous No.49258115]

>>49254948

[Anonymous No.49259955]

>pumping
>page 10
wew

[Anonymous No.49260320]

>>49259955
Checked


I should have bought another XMR at 175

[Anonymous No.49260619]

Will wownero also be entering tail emission the same time as monero? Don't really know too much about the project other than no mining pools

[Anonymous No.49260772]

>>49260619
>no mining pools
At the protocol level? I know nothing of Wownero.

[Anonymous No.49260984]

>>49252335
Red pill me on Secret. I like the possibilities of smart contract platforms but privacy and centralization concerns first

[Anonymous No.49261310]

>>49260619
>tail emission
wownero has a fixed supply.

[Anonymous No.49262661]

>>49260984
It's a scam and smart contracts are a meme.

[Anonymous No.49262777]

>>49260984
I have seen no evidence that private smart contracts are even theoretically possible and the only people claiming otherwise are people mashing together words to try and hype scams.

[Anonymous No.49262877]

>>49259955
>under bitcoin cash again
I still don't understand why people are holding that coin.

[Anonymous No.49264123]

Wait when did Monero overtake stinkylink? What happened?

[Anonymous No.49264196]

When are we getting rich lads?

[Anonymous No.49264251]

>>49252335
so monero is gay?
ain't buying that shit nigga

[Anonymous No.49264279]

>>49264123
They run out of "investors" money.
Don't worry tho, the market is green which means everything is going to pump harder than us including link.

[Anonymous No.49264348]

>>49264279
LINK will never be able to overtake XMR again.

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1653906219176.webm

[Anonymous No.49265399]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTZgxW_3LIQ

>the storm is coming

[Anonymous No.49265457]

Anyone ever make a Monero-Chan version of this?

[Anonymous No.49265485]

https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/XMRBTC/technicals/

Big think.

[Anonymous No.49265569]

>>49252335
>Monero-chan robotgirl tf
MY DICK

[Anonymous No.49266033]

TradeOgre action continues.

[Anonymous No.49266075]

>>49254063
don't try to time the market. just dca.

[Anonymous No.49266180]

>>49255985
Calm down.
One cannot control what others like/dislike and what they do with it. And that's a lot of lame, average, suspicious, or degenerate stuff across the net. People will promote what they like, and there's nothing one can do to stop it. The cat is way out of the bag at this point. You know this unless you woke up yesterday.
So, if X government wants to ban, prosecute and criminalize Monero and its advocates, because that alone makes them "bad actors", then they better start banning a thousand other things (expected or unexpected) that one could resort to become a bad actor, and the list is fucking huge.
At this point you would be talking about establishing a global communist dictatorial regime so bloodthirsty that compared to it, Holodormor will look like a trip to disneyland.
There, money will be the last of our concerns.

[Anonymous No.49266359]

>>49266033
>6.5k xmr
The fuck is going on?

[Anonymous No.49266726]

>>49254324
>Pro Tip: Realize that the feds benefit from using monero too.
When your own (fiat) currency shits the bed, everyone will rush to find lifelines to diversify their savings, feds included.
In my 3rd world country we see that with politicans every week, and our feds turn a blind eye because they do the same.

[Anonymous No.49269019]

>>49266180
Do I sound anxious or something? I feel pretty calm.
I'm just arguing that advertising monero has both a good and a bad side. It's not unrealistic to argue that governments would like people to not know about and to not use monero, on the other hand the government itself uses monero to bait spies.
https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2021/10/11/nuclear-engineer-secret-documents-monero/
>if X government wants to ban, prosecute and criminalize Monero and its advocates
I don't think this is very realistic. Likely they would just ban exchanges from trading it and commerce from accepting it as a currency. I think they will hold from enacting this as much as they can because the moment they do it many people who have never heard of Monero will start to pay attention and research it.

[Anonymous No.49269100]

so is haven protocol a scam? thoughts on their token?

[Anonymous No.49269540]

>>49265457
>she stronk
realistically how much would a comission of something like this be?

[Anonymous No.49269558]

>>49266726
>In my 3rd world country we see that with politicans every week, and our feds turn a blind eye because they do the same.
Tell me more aobut your third world country!
>many such cases
I am always curious about our burger future

[Anonymous No.49269649]

>>49253346
If you make it, I will jerk to it.

[Anonymous No.49270006]

>>49252335

[Anonymous No.49270197]

FBI-kun I applaud your effort. Now if you could only go rouge and peacefully murder your comrades that'd be swell.

[Anonymous No.49270199]

>>49269019
People seem to forget the governments outlaw drugs yet they put them on the streets. Why would they ban Monero when they can use it to their advantage to blackmail or launder their dirty money?

[None !!ZrnK6IK8Nit No.49270595]

>>49270006

[Anonymous No.49271131]

>>49265457

[Anonymous No.49271641]

>>49271131
doompa?

[Anonymous No.49271696]

>>49252460
Never would. XMR OR DIE!

[Anonymous No.49271773]

>>49252661
I'm so sorry to hear about that boating accident. I heard it's good luck to survive a sinking ship.

[Anonymous No.49271788]

>>49271696
I don't want to die yet fren

[Anonymous No.49272109]

>>49252632
>I then discovered something called ASIC which is like the ebil thing that centralizes mining. All bought and paid by the Cinese Communist Party.

Is this part of the 3 page larp actually true guys? If so, then you have to be retarded to buy shit coins.

[Anonymous No.49272337]

Why doesn't XMR radio show the song's name

[None !!ZrnK6IK8Nit No.49272569]

only 5999 blocks left until tail emission

[Anonymous No.49272702]

>>49272569
Bros, what happens upon tail emission??

[Anonymous No.49272929]

>>49272702
you know

[Anonymous No.49273015]

>>49270199
Drugs are spread to weaken society.
Monero is used to strengthen society.
They have completely different outcomes in individual impact. If you want to use a slightly better analogy, make the comparison with firearms that similarly to sound money also provide you with greater freedom. In countries where you can get one, there is constant pressure to ban guns, and in the rest of the world firearms are banned for ordinary citizens while governments have a monopoly on manufacture and use. Something similar could happen with monero.

[Anonymous No.49273037]

Any anons smart about using tor? So I am trying to run my full node thru tor. I finally figured out how to do monerod thru command line. But I’m struggling to get the node to run thru tor. I open the directory that monerod is in, and type ./monerod —tx-proxy 127.0.0.1:9050 but it just gives me “E exception in main! Failed to initialize p2p server.” I look at a bunch of instructions on monero website and shit to make it work. Tells me to go into directory and modify a bunch of shit. I downloaded TOR one time via command line. And it tells me on monero website to modify a file called etc/torrc or something. That directory doesn’t exist. But I did find a blank torrc file browsing around. Put in the hidden services and ports on the blank file. Changes nothing. Following the instructions on getmonero.org, I am stopped at the point where you type “sudo systemctl status [e-mail]” because the program in command line stops at “end” but when I click out of program it says it’s still running? Did it even do anything. When I type “sudo cat /var/lib/tor/monero-service/hostname” it says directory doesn’t exist. I use Ubuntu. For some reason my directory’s for all my programs become a mess for no reason. I’m an old fucking boomer. Used windows till a few months ago.

[Anonymous No.49273311]

>>49252335
Anyone has experience with digifinex?
Can i withdraw monero without kyc?
>>>49273115

[Anonymous No.49273658]

>>49273037
Where are you typing systemctl commands? They're supposed to be used outside of monerod

[Anonymous No.49273792]

>>49273037
On Ubuntu torrc should be located at /etc/tor/torrc

[None !!ZrnK6IK8Nit No.49274107]

https://monerodocs.org/running-node/open-node-tor-onion/

What OS Are you using? If you install the tor package on basically any linux distro it will automatically make /var/lib/tor/* and /etc/tor

All you're doing is editing tor's config file to let it know you're running a hidden service, then editing moneros config file (or using command line options) to tell monerod to send data through that port.

if I'm correct tor open nodes will require seed nodes as well

[Anonymous No.49274927]

>>49271788
Better start stacking now then

[Anonymous No.49275202]

>>49270199
Monero isn't drugs, it's guns. Look at how governments react to encryption now.

[None !!ZrnK6IK8Nit No.49276006]

[Anonymous No.49276134]

>>49276006
horny posting not allowed.

go back to 4chan, you incel troll.

[Anonymous No.49276342]

>>49276006
Where can I get wownero really easily without kyc? I need the meme

[None !!ZrnK6IK8Nit No.49276367]

>>49276342
tradeogre

>>49276134
no

[Anonymous No.49276472]

>>49276342
>I need the meme
What does that even mean?

[N3K0 !!hgJrs4Ye5Zq No.49276591]

>>49252473
Based
>>49276006
Cute doggo

[Anonymous No.49276738]

>>49276367
>>49276472
>>49276591

[Anonymous No.49277035]

HOW FIX DOUBLE JOINT

[Anonymous No.49278932]

When's the next report on which cryptocurrencies are used on DNMs coming out?

[Anonymous No.49279090]

>>49269558
Many cases of corrupt politicians caught stealing dollars/euros and sending them to financial havens [1,2], while at the same time promoting that citizens should continue to use and save Argentine pesos to "strengthen our currency" [3], then enacting too many legal and fiscal policies to prevent/limit people's access to dollars/euros/crypto/etc [4,5,6]. Yep, I live in Venezuela 2.0.

(Spanish news links translated with google)
[1] https://youtu.be/US_HUVTqjj4
[2] https://www-elobservador-com-uy.translate.goog/nota/las-claves-para-entender-la-ruta-del-dinero-k-20164917410?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp
[3] https://www-ambito-com.translate.goog/politica/alberto-fernandez/pidio-acostumbrarse-ahorrar-pesos-n5135199?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp
[4] https://www-ambito-com.translate.goog/economia/el-gran-problema-endemico-la-argentina-es-fuga-capitales-y-evasion-fiscal-e-impositiva-n3878229?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp
[5] https://www.bloomberglinea.com/2022/05/31/argentina-al-dolar-blue-barata-para-extranjeros-pero-inaccesible-para-su-poblacion/
[6] https://youtu.be/rypKb2F5Taw

These YT videos will give you most of the picture, it's probably the most summarized information I could find on a quick look right now.

[Anonymous No.49279172]

>>49262877
That's the pitfall of ranking coins by market cap. It's a spook. Unfortunately I myself am not really sure what a more ideal method of ranking would be.

[Anonymous No.49279702]

>>49254277
>>49257810
Once you withdraw to your personal wallet it's not an ETF. Your keys, your coins.

[Anonymous No.49279960]

>>49262877
Like XMR, they are using it. For more legit purposes, and probably for novelty, but BCH is being used, not held.

[Anonymous No.49280004]

>>49279172
Monero is such a black box compared to other cryptocurrencies as well. You can really only gather data from exchanges and markets that are willing to be transparent about monero transactions. We don't know how many whales there are, what percentage of total monero they own, when and how that monero is moving, which wallets are dormant, etc. Monero may actually be much more scarce than we realize, especially if there are wealthy oligarchs/politicians/druglords that are slowly accumulating. With a market cap of ~$3.5B, some serious money that flows into there could buy a pretty thick slice of that pie. Even if monero has lifelong tail emission, it cannot hold onto that $170-320 price forever.

[Anonymous No.49280371]

>>49280004
Aren't we supposed to be getting public view keys eventually? Exchanges demonstrating how much XMR they have (minimum) would be a big deal.

Otherwise no public view keys prevents XMR from being used as an asset or collaterol.

Purely private ledger is the one aspect of crypto's original philosophy that XMR has fallen short. Namely, that ANYONE using crypto as an asset against count-party positions actually had what they claimed to. That it would work against fractional reserve lending.

I'm almost incredulous XMR isn't MORE embraced by banks for the simple reason it is one of few (any) cryptos they can fractional reserve, but I suspect they are more upset with the idea that ANYONE could do the same and take advantage of the gravy train of bullshit.

[Anonymous No.49280435]

>>49280004
Agreed. As long as development continues and it's privacy tech is continuously improved, I can't really see any reason for the price to go down or stagnate in the long term. As far as crypto currency goes, it's the real deal. It serves that one purpose and does it better than any ETH shitcoin, BTC clone, or "optional privacy" Z-cash bullshit.

[Anonymous No.49281149]

>we still dont know who satoshi is
>we do not know who the real USD whales are by name maybe some top whales at best
>we dont know much about the real seven monero developers or van saberhagen really is

XMR was made by reptile people like other currencies right?

[Anonymous No.49281444]

>>49279172
Adoption and usage? Transaction count that doesn't include DEXs and CEXs?

[Anonymous No.49281493]

I have 0.000086 xmr, do I need to pay taxes?

[Anonymous No.49281563]

>>49281493
I think as long as you don’t sell it your good. Otherwise, if you sell your xmr and make a profit you MUST report to irs. Don’t be a faggot tax evader.
Latisha, rydell, tyrone, and shaquan need to be able to eat and receive reperations.

[Anonymous No.49281583]

>>49281493
you have xmr?!

[Anonymous No.49281630]

>>49279702
i figured
thanks anon :)

[Anonymous No.49281677]

>>49252589
Why is the irc so dead. How disheartening

[Anonymous No.49281694]

>>49281677
IRC sucks anyway. Only good for pirating bookz. Matrix all the way!

[Anonymous No.49281796]

OH NO BROS THE STINKIES ARE CATCHING UP, IT'S OGRE!

[Anonymous No.49281800]

>>49281694
>This bloated pos that is run by literal reddit fags is better than one of the most slim and feature rich protocols in the entire world....

.....what's the matrix?

But you're way wrong IRC is the best protocol and has proven itself to be the best time and time again. Matrix is just trying to imitate discord faggotry.

[Anonymous No.49281850]

>>49281800
Works on my machine. I self host a synapse server for myself, probably going to selfhost dendrite soon. IRC is dead

[Anonymous No.49281885]

why do i get the feeling xmr is about to explode in price

[Anonymous No.49281951]

>>49281885
i will be buying all the way until 300 before it jumps to 1k

[Anonymous No.49282014]

>>49281850
IRC being dead is not a good thing.

Self hosting matrix is cool, but, I also self host a server and depending on how many users your have sever costs can actually get pretty expensive. ITT: Zoomer fags

[Anonymous No.49282134]

>>49282014
Dendrite will fix it. Or maybe that one server written in rust

[Anonymous No.49282232]

>>49281885
Hope your wrong anon. I need a nice long dip in price for awhile so I can do a nice long slurp.

[Anonymous No.49282235]

is there actually any real use case for monero except for drug users and dealers who:
>buy btc
>trade it for monero
>buy drugs with monero

and drug sellers:
>trade monero for btc
>cash out

[Anonymous No.49282324]

>>49282232
Same, I loaded up a suicide stack but I would love to slurp a whole lot more.
>>49282235
Moreno only matters to you as much as you care about your privacy if you're fine with the world knowing how much money you have at all times forever and what you spend it on then monero isn't for you. Monero is also a better currency than bitcoin due to how it's setup but the privacy is the main factor.

[Anonymous No.49282424]

>>49282324
>Monero is also a better currency than bitcoin due to how it's setup but the privacy is the main factor.
i understand this. but normies couldn't care less about privacy anyway since they're all over facebook, instagram, tiktok etc and the famous argument:
>i have nothing to hide
i just don't see a valid use case for normies with monero over btc other than illegal activities

[Anonymous No.49282461]

>>49282235
Buy/sell goods and services from friends and family p2p. Buy things from Russia, fuck sanctions. Buy coffee(there’s a dealer of beans and you can scan QR code to donate XMR directly to Colombian farmers), buy precious metals from veldt gold dot com. You can get in a conversation with your waiter/tress or bartender convince em to download cake wallet real quick so you can tip in XMR. You can pay a psychiatrist in XMR(monerica dot com). Massively used in the darknet for drugs and stuff as you mentioned, but you know there’s a lot more crime going on than drugs, and it’s literally the number one currency in that area outside cold hard cash(if crooks use it, that means it must be a damn good product unfortunately bad people will reap the benefits of a good product just as well as you can). You can donate XMR to certain people like Andrew Anglin without getting your bank account frozen. And If boomers like Jared Taylor or Stephen molyneux ever get on the monero bandwagon you can donate to them as well with zero risk of being exposed by the lefty media and cancelled by the bank cartels. Now this is a very serious dont fucking do it…. But you could keep most of your savings in monero before you get married you chauvinistic bastard. Then when your divorced she can’t grab any of it. And your looking at some serious time in pound me in the ass prison so don’t do it. Not to mention that’s just a disgusting act. Almost worse than money laundering and tax evasion. These creeps should hang.
So yea… I think I’ve covered a lot. XMR is literally the future of finance in the world of do gooders as well as evildoers.

[Anonymous No.49282512]

>>49282235
>is there actually any real use case for monero
Ask yourself what's the use case for sound money.

>>49282424
>i understand this. but normies couldn't care less about privacy anyway
Why do you care what normies think or do?

[Anonymous No.49282534]

Is it better to use multiple subaddress for an exchange or just one?

For example:
Exchange with XMR > subaddress 1 XMR wallet Same Exchange with XMR > subaddress 2 (Same XMR wallet)
Same Exchange with XMR > subaddress 3 (Same XMR wallet)

Or is it better to just use one sub address per exchange since it is derived from the same seed phase?

Is it easier for an exchange to track you with one address or multiple from the same seed? Assuming it has one been "churn" once? Or is it untraceable regardless?

[Anonymous No.49282550]

>>49282424
>i understand this. but normies couldn't care less about privacy anyway since they're all over facebook, instagram, tiktok etc and the famous argument:
You're right. Normies probably wont care about monero unless it's the most convenient choice because that's just what they do with everything. That being said though that would make any cryptocurrency viable to be used by normies so long as it becomes the convenient crypto. The people who do care about privacy which is still a good a good amount of people will be the ones responsible for propelling monero to that level of convenience.
>i just don't see a valid use case for normies with monero over btc other than illegal activities
There are still use cases besides drugs. Privacy is a right for a reason. What you're saying is like saying "what other use case do guns have besides killing people"

[Anonymous No.49282598]

>>49282424
>i understand this. but normies couldn't care less about privacy anyway since they're all over facebook, instagram, tiktok etc and the famous argument

With the way things are going, these normies will be sorry. The moon fagging is distracting the sheep from the real value of the cryptocurrency which is privacy. Now if you wanna be somewhat of a moon fag about it, maybe present it to a moon fag this way:
Privacy will become gold in the 4th industrial revolution cyberpunk dystopia. What is really going to “moon” in value more than anything is privacy, of any kind. Monero is a piece to the picture, along with tor/tails/i2p/linux and abandoning windows. Keeping social media presence to a minimum or not at all, the data collection being done on you will bite you in the ass someday. All this + monero will secure you in the future. Don’t measure your quality of life and your assets in USD. Measure them it all in how much privacy you have from (((them))).

[Anonymous No.49282612]

>>49282534
>Is it better to use multiple subaddress for an exchange or just one?
Just one. There's no benefit in using a different subaddress if it's from the same wallet.

[Anonymous No.49282630]

just buy bat you dumb niggers, your coin is going to get delisted anyways

[Anonymous No.49282664]

>>49282612
I see, thanks for the simple answer. Is it more traceable if you used 2 subaddress though (in theory)?

[Anonymous No.49282723]

>>49282630
>your coin is going to get delisted
That'd be based

[Anonymous No.49282727]

>>49282598
>With the way things are going, these normies will be sorry. The moon fagging is distracting the sheep from the real value of the cryptocurrency which is privacy.
The moonfagging is really getting out of hand at this point. Over the course of the luna crash I took a trip to the cryptocurrency reddit to get some free lols and they were actively calling for regulation. Posts getting massive amounts of upvotes saying "Regulation is a sign of a maturing market". Crypto isn't what it once was and the moonfags need to die out they only care about number go up and it makes me want to sell everything. Luckily monero is very against moon fags. Keep up the good fight with the gate keeping bros, bully all moonfags.

[Anonymous No.49282755]

>>49282664
>Is it more traceable if you used 2 subaddress though (in theory)?
No. It doesn't change anything. Addresses do not show up in the blockchain.
The only difference is from a perspective standpoint, but it doesn't make your monero more or less traceable. If you're always withdrawing to the same address the exchange knows you're sending it all to the same place, if you're using different addresses they can't know if you're paying different people or withdrawing to different wallets you own.

[Anonymous No.49282754]

>>49282512
>Why do you care what normies think or do?
they're a pretty significant part in crypto market whether you like it or not
>>49282461
>>49282550
>>49282598
i appreciate your replies anons. and most of all i agree to this:
>The moon fagging is distracting the sheep from the real value of the cryptocurrency which is privacy
i've bought just a measly 5 monero so far, not because i'm hoping to buy expensive cars, but because i wan't to believe in this project and the future of actually private cryptocurrencies.

[Anonymous No.49282794]

>>49282754
>they're a pretty significant part in crypto market whether you like it or not
So it's about market.
Now ask yourself the following question: is there one or more group of people who require absolute financial privacy? Are the wealthy people out there who wants to hide their money? How much money is moved every year through grey and black markets? What about tax havens?
Are these people more likely to use bitcoin or something else to hide their money?
You don't need to worry about normies.

[Anonymous No.49282823]

reminder to ditch the windows operating system

[Anonymous No.49283013]

autistic question..

Buying xmr through localmonero with a cardless cash withdrawal (go to ATM with numerical code, and withdraw predetermined amount) has been my go to for a while. However, I think there is the potential for the bank to put 2 and 2 together and realise that you aren't the one withdrawing that money from different locations every month, and get suspicious. Cash in person is obviously the best for anonymity, but is difficult because the other person needs to not be sketchy/ a fed. How could one go about buying monero completely privately and anonymously? or at least in the most private & anonymous way?

t. ausfag who holds deep content for the ATO.

[Anonymous No.49283320]

>>49283013
> I think there is the potential for the bank to put 2 and 2 together and realise that you aren't the one withdrawing that money from different locations every month, and get suspicious.
>you aren't the one withdrawing that money from different locations every month
How many customers do your bank have? If the number is in the millions, do you really believe they could have that kind of insight? Be reasonable and think it through before answering.

[Anonymous No.49283443]

>>49283013
No such thing as 100% anonymity. Cash for the last hundreds thousands of years was anonymous as fuck so long as you traded peer to peer. I’d say the best ways to be really really fucking secretive about it is to use a pic of a gift card+receipt to someone on local monero. Ultimate best and most secret is cash via mail. Could you be giving the shit to a fed? You most certainly could be. So I wouldn’t just trade with one single dealer too much. Even if a fed is starting to try to track you, well… you got monero, something they cannot trace. What are they gonna do in court? Say “oh yea uhh I sold this man a few hundred dollars worth of monero via cash thru mail. While I was undercover on local monero. So he owes AT LEAST that much in taxes.. oh but we can’t really prove he’s sold his monero for a gain because. We don’t know what he’s been doing with it, or how much he stack doing other things, or if he bartered it off in person for other valuables. Hell we don’t even know his balance”
I really don’t worry at all that a fed is buying or selling me monero at the end of the day. I hope they keep doing business with me in fact. I might be a little worried if I was actually part of the cartel or something but even then I’d feel safer with monero than cash, bank money wire, etc. Monero ends the fed. Better than silver does.

[Anonymous No.49283450]

yeah i am thinking based

[Anonymous No.49283688]

>>49282754
>i've bought just a measly 5 monero so far

Sharing your balance publicly is not a good idea. That’s one of the most important features of monero is nobody knows what ya got. Not that I can go find your wallet or anything based on this. Just saying.

[Anonymous No.49283698]

>>49283450
>1/10th the transaction count
>1/200th the market cap
This has always been weird to me. For a currency that's used so much you would think it would naturally rise in market cap. I like to think there is some guy out there who found out how to print monero and is selling it for around $200 and just keeps making money. But in reality It's probably due to regulation fears.

[Anonymous No.49283812]

>>49283688
i obviously never tell my balance of any crypto to my friends or even my mom, or even that i have monero. but still thanks for the healthy reminder my friend. it would be like going around telling how much money you have in your bank account.

[Anonymous No.49283888]

I feel like once somebody/group finds out how to spend or profit from dirty bitcoin, they will be the #1 trader on atomic swaps/ local monero.
The only current way I see is in a country that doesn't give a fuck. Does El Salvador care if your btc is dirty?

[Anonymous No.49284558]

>>49283812
> it would be like going around telling how much money you have in your bank account.

It’s actually quite unsettling to think about who can actually peer into that balance any time of the day. Literally thousands of different feds, bankers, glow niggers can all just look in there and see how your doing. But for over a hundred years nobody has taken a moment to give a shit.

[Anonymous No.49284642]

>Maybe you need Monero
>Bitcoin doesn't wanna be that good
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ccJ33hLaMF0

[Anonymous No.49284644]

>>49283888
> Does El Salvador care if your btc is dirty?

It’s an interesting question. I haven’t been follow how well that’s been working out there. Even in El Salvador I’d probably avoid shitcoin as much as possible. Shit coin is just not fungible. Period. Nowhere in the world is it fungible or really truly private unless you take a bunch of extra steps and even then it’s still an open public ledger where all wallet addresses and balances are easily seeable. It’s probably functioning there exactly like CBDC’s will work. Maybe it’s the testing ground for implementing CBDC and shitcoin is gonna be the prototype.

[Anonymous No.49286235]

[Anonymous No.49286400]

>>49281677
It's hard to set up. It it were just some javascript webapp that people could jump right into, it would be busier, but as it is you need to install and configure an obscure application. I couldn't figure out how to get a Tor connection running in Emacs's ERC until recently.

[Anonymous No.49286435]

Seems someone got a CCS proposal funded to make a website regarding a hypothetical inflation bug a little bit ago. Still a work in progress so far but looks good already
>https://www.moneroinflation.com/

[Anonymous No.49286874]

>>49252432
>Sex with monero-chan

[Anonymous No.49287158]

>>49282424
link normie wallets to cam girl sites, post for all to see

[Anonymous No.49288022]

Just finished watching the Jason Bourne franchise and in the last movie privacy is a core part of it. Also the CIA are the bad guys so at least that is realistic.

[Anonymous No.49289206]

[Anonymous No.49289292]

>>49269100
Yes it's using quite literally the same mechanism Luna did

[Anonymous No.49289298]

>>49289206
hmmmmm

[Anonymous No.49289518]

>>49289292
There are bunch of these right?
How did they not fall yet?

[Anonymous No.49290350]

Is there a reason why people use tornado cash instead of xmr?

[Anonymous No.49290379]

>>49289518
need a catalyst to trigger the downfall of the system

[Anonymous No.49290395]

>>49290350
Yes.
They A) don't know what they are doing
B) received bags that they need to shill to you
C) they don't use it, they are just hired pajeets that shill what ever coin for peanuts

[Anonymous No.49290748]

>>49288022
would you recommend?

[Anonymous No.49290951]

>>49282235
the pitch for monero is digital money. while not exactly popular there are a lot of vendors on clearnet that accept monero. the number of these vendors are growing.

[Anonymous No.49291705]

>>49286435
Nifty

[Anonymous No.49292124]

>>49252661
you will be rich, you just don't realize it yet. The development of parallel economics will be inevitable once everything crashes and people will line up at 5 AM in order to catch a piece of bread with their food stamps (be it digital cash or whatever).
People are dumb and cattle tier mentallity. They will soon realize the potential of xmr once governements start banning your bank transactions when they find offensive the comments you posted dissagreeing on a transnigger children subversion youtube video. Or just saying things like : "I don't like the new nigger statue of Floyd, it looks bad"(this is already in place in places like China, jeez, it already happened with Russia: They can just ban anyone disagreeing with Globohomo WEF intentions). You can already see how souless are 90% people roaming the earth just seeing from the last 2 years of this cyber pandemic.

Don't forget to never tell anyone about you holding xmr, even your family, friends or work colleagues.
Let it be the same about you beeing not vaxxed. You MUST fly under the radar especially about these 2.
You heard about trafficking organs on black market? Nigga Just wait and see a few years, people will pay up a lot of money to find non vaxxed people to kidnap. And you don't know what desperation could push people to do. (Mothers will sell their children for a few bucks, they already doing that for social points)

[Anonymous No.49292463]

>>49292124
>Nigga Just wait and see a few years, people will pay up a lot of money to find non vaxxed people to kidnap
Whoa there buddy.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

[Anonymous No.49292707]

>>49290748
not him but no it sucks dick and is worse than all the other borunes, even worse than the renner one

[Anonymous No.49293864]

>>49283698
Problem is that most XMR transactions are off the books and so don't move the needle on book price.

[Anonymous No.49294619]

Redpill me on transaction fees, bros. It is said by many that BTC's fees are way too high (and that's the aim of Blockstream to create a fee market). Right now monero's fees are like 0.001 usd but it seems if monero was 30k like btc then the fees would be the same?

[Anonymous No.49294976]

>>49294619
>Right now monero's fees are like 0.001 usd but it seems if monero was 30k like btc then the fees would be the same?
Nope. Monero has low fees due to using a dynamic block size. It's also a lesser known feature of Monero that fees actually go down the more people use it, as min. fee per transaction is a function of block reward / block size, meaning that as Monero gets bigger blocks due to usage it actually drops fees in XMR. Since we would assume that a large increase in transactions is likely going to correlate in higher XMR values, by requiring less XMR per transaction in fees actually means that it stays affordable to transact with even with much higher use.

You could still see fees go up in real terms though if you saw massive price increases without the corresponding volume of transactions pushing block size up.

[Anonymous No.49295001]

>>49290748
I just re-watched the franchise because I remember watching the first three movies when I was a teen and just wanted to get a better grip on the story. It's basically a MKUltra subject gone rogue versus the CIA. The first couple movies are good if you like the genre. The last few are just more of the same so it's boring and predictable. Anyway I wonder if Hollywood will still produce movies where glowniggers are the baddies. Hopefully.
>would you recommend?
The franchise? If you really like the first few movies.
This specific movie by itself? Not really.
But if you're a zoomer and didn't watch the first and second, then sure, watch them when you have nothing else to do.

[Anonymous No.49295012]

What do monerochads think of this?

[Anonymous No.49295094]

>>49294976
>You could still see fees go up in real terms though
Well, yeah, I was talking about fees in real terms. I'm not paying, say, 50 cents on a 10 usd equivalent transaction. Which is how high monero fees are going to be if the price hits 30k which means it's would exactly as shitty as bitcoin

[Anonymous No.49295184]

>>49295094
Did you just completely skip reading the first paragraph?

[Anonymous No.49295236]

>>49295184
I didn't skip it. But you also just said that fees will get lower with more people but you didn't supply any evidence of that. Any links? Quotes from the devs? Actual algorithms explained?

[Anonymous No.49295325]

Should I trade half of my btc for xmr to finish my sui stack ?
I have no way to earn more income to dca

[Anonymous No.49295397]

>>49295236
https://github.com/monero-project/monero/commit/82dbba10d467e28e56929e2e7f3b1f04d4635da4

[Anonymous No.49295633]

When will monero replace the $/€ sign on the keyboard? And what would the currency symbol look like?

[Anonymous No.49295681]

>>49252460
It's about Monero-chan, right?

[Anonymous No.49295798]

>>49295012
A wolf in sheep's clothing. I don't trust anything that aims to be the central hub and closed sourced backbone of the entire internet while still claiming to be "decentralized".

[Anonymous No.49295972]

>>49295633
₩ this but upside down

[Anonymous No.49296241]

>>49295972
>₩

[Anonymous No.49297498]

>>49289206
>>49289298
Quick fix

[Anonymous No.49297580]

>>49294619
Tl:Dr
Fees are really low and will remain really low because monero was designed as a currency not a digital baseball collector cards.

[Anonymous No.49297931]

>>49295012
A joke

[Anonymous No.49298515]

Morning, brothers.

[Anonymous No.49298672]

>is there actually any real use case for bitcoin except for drug users and dealers
--everybody, 2013-2016
funny to see history repeat itself and retard faggots gatekeeping themselves with the same logic

[Anonymous No.49299148]

>>49298515
Morning!